The choir’s origins were found in a singing class set up by the LGBT Centre for Health and Wellbeing and run by Emily Isaacson. Following a performance in Sala, the group grew to 25 and formed a fully-fledged choir under the leadership of Karen Dietz. We now have over 60 members.

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Our repertoire is as diverse as our membership and includes simple rounds, popular music, traditional music, light classics, festive and seasonal songs, early American shape-note songs, lesbian/gay anthems, and of course, show tunes. We have a talented team of musicians who work with Kathleen to plan and arrange our growing repertoire.

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Musical Director: Kathleen Cronie began her studies at The University of Aberdeen, graduating with an MA in French and Gaelic Studies, before moving on to complete a Bachelor of Music Degree at The Ian Tomlin Academy of Music at Edinburgh Napier University, graduating with first class honours and also winning The Harold Gray Prize for Singing.